script

• 名词，指书面文本，如戏剧、电影或电视节目中的对话和导演指示；也指计算机程序的指令集。

A noun referring to written text, such as the dialogue and stage directions for a play, film, or television program, or a set of instructions for a computer program.

1. Written text for performanceB1formal

   The written text of a play, film, or broadcast.

   剧本

   • The actors rehearsed their lines from the script.
   • She wrote the script for the new movie.
   • The director made changes to the original script.

   同义词booklibrettoscenarioscreenplaytext

2. Handwriting styleB1formal

   A style of writing, especially cursive handwriting.

   字迹

   • She has beautiful, elegant script.
   • The letter was written in a neat script.
   • Children learn to write in script at school.

   同义词cursivehandhandwritingpenmanship

3. Computer codeB2informalIT

   A set of instructions written in a programming language.

   脚本

   • The developer wrote a script to automate the task.
   • This script runs every hour to update the database.
   • He debugged the script to fix the error.

   同义词codeprogramsource code

• 动词，指为电影、戏剧、电视节目或计算机程序编写或准备脚本。

A verb meaning to write or prepare a script for a film, play, broadcast, or computer program.

1. Write a scriptB2formal

   To write the text for a film, play, broadcast, or computer program.

   编写剧本

   • She scripted the entire movie in just three months.
   • The developer scripted a new function for the application.
   • He scripted the dialogue for the radio drama.

   同义词authorcomposedraftformulateoutlinepenpreparewrite

2. Plan or orchestrateB2informal

   To carefully plan or arrange events in advance, often in a controlled way.

   策划

   • The entire event was scripted down to the last detail.
   • They scripted the conversation to avoid any awkward moments.
   • The interview was heavily scripted by the public relations team.

   同义词arrangechoreographcontrivedesignengineermap outorchestrateplanplotstage

   反义词improvise